corridor.meteorologist - jeff kennedy - is here to see if we can enjoy - - at least one more day - - in that deadly - crash - during yesteteay's home-coming parade - at oklahoma state university - is hitting home - for a cedar rapids - man. man.lester - schmitz - - says his brother - leo - - is among those - - critically - injured - - when a car - plowed - into ththcrowd..we spoke to lester - just a short time ago - on the phone - - as he travels to comfort his brother - - in oklahoma. "his wo legs were crushed from the accident so o ey have him in a medically-iuced touch and go and we're just playing each day as it goes." goes."lester tells us - they don't know if his brother - has any brain damage.he says - leo - lives near still-water - and his step- son - graduated from - o-s-u. for the first time tonight - we're hearing fromompeople - who saw - that adly - crash .four people are now dead - - many of the injured are children - and as will - dupree - - reports --the driver - is charged with murder. murder. "i'm never goioi to ffget that in my mind. it's going to replay over and ov

after a few days of rain, the sun broke through again - meteorologist jeff kennedy - - is here - with the latest on how long it will last - in your forecast. jeff. for a team trying to make a bowl for the first time since 20-12... it's not easy playing top five teams in back-to-back weeks... b b for iowa state... that's the hand they've been dealt... last week the cyclones lost to number three t-c-u... today they played the second-ranked baylor bears in waco.. and already 14- do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs but there are so manan examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job getk paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton for a team trying to make a bowl for the first time since 20-12... it's not easy playing top five teams in back-to-back weeks... but for iowa state... that's the hand they've been dealt... last week the cyclones lost to number three t-c-u... today they played the second-ranked baylor bears in waco

.- meteorolist jeff kennedy - - is here - - to see if we can - at least - make this last - - to the cyclones go for an upset in waco... coming up xt in sports... wa ate tries to keep up with the second-ranked baylor bears... stay with c-b-s two dear future, sailed through that diaper ste, learneto walk, and i'm reading like a third-grader. but now it's time to go out into the world. and from what i hear, it's not all toys and games out there. will you look out for me, future? trying to make a bowl for the first time since 20-12... it's not easy playing top five teams in back-to-back weeks... but for iowa state... that't' the hand they've been dealt... last week the cyclones lost to number three t-c-u... today they played the second-ranked baylor bears in waco.. and they were down big early... already 14-zip... baylor hands it to shock linwood... he's got a big hole... the cyclones can't get a hand on him... he scoots into the end zone... iowa state found themselves in a 35-nothing hole in the first half... so they made a change under center... joel lanning's in the game... he tosses it up fo

nights.meteorologist - jeff kennedy - - is here with the dress code - - for the great bye week for the hawks -- coming up in sports -- how low did they go in the polls -- next on cbs 2 2"cbs 2 news connects with you. call us at 1-800-222-kganemail us at news at kgan.comnews at email us at 222-kgancall us at 1-800-222-kganemail us at news at kgan.comconnect with us on @ how's this for a bye week -- not only did the hawks get some rest and recover with a saturday off -- but they were soaring up -- in the polls without even playing a game iowa jumped up two spots in both the ap and coaches poll -- the hawks cracked the top 10 for the first time since 2010 when they were ranked 9th -- 10th in the ap -- 11th in the coaches -- not a bad bye week for the black and gold. all the talk this season in the n-f-c north -- has been about the green bay packers -- and rightfully so, they're undefeated -- but they're of this week -- the vikings are not -- they're in detroit for a divisonal battle with the lions minnesota has just 1 win in their last 16 n-f-c north road gamesnot the best start for the p

. - meteorologist jeff kennedy - - is here - coming up next in sports... it was a spirited effort for iowa state....but not enough against one of the best teams in the nation... the for a team trying to make bowl for the first time since 20-12... it's not easy playing top five teams in back-to-back weeks... but for iowa state... that's the hand they've been dealt... last week the cyclones lost to number three t t-u... today they played the second-ranked baylor bears in waco.. and they were down big early... already 14-zip... baylor hands it to shock linwood... he's t a big hole... the cyclones can't get a hand on him... he scoots into e end zone... iowa state found themselves in a 35-nothing hole in the first half... so they made a change under center... joel lanning's in the game... he tosses it up for quinton bundrage here... that's a nice little t tow and catch... touchdown clones... they cut it to 35-14...they never really made this a ballgame... but they made it respectable.. in garbage time lanning hits bundrage over the middle... and number nine fig

kennedy hosted jeff tonight in another regional quarter-final. and checkout the kill from brinley milbrath straight down. and that had two of my favorite cougars dallas and jade on thier feet. but jeff answered with the track star abbie ranchau finding the open spot for the winner. and they were in a festive holloween mood tonight. heres match point macy anderson with the hammer and kennedy wins game one 25-14 and they go on to sweep jefferson 3-0. they will play ankeny. and finally it's time for another edition of the kcrg tv-9 athlete of the week sponsored by cedar rapids toyota. columbus junction senior mauricio rameriz had an amazing hs career rushing for over 1,000 yards all 3 years. in his final regular season game against edddyville rameriz rushed for 129 yards, caught 2 touchdown passes and retuned a kick and punt for td's leading columbus junction to the playoffs for the first time since 1997. i was born in 97 so yes it is crazy that it has been that long. it's honor to be part of starting the tradition again here at columbus. off the fi

kennedy hosted jeff tonight in another regional quarter-final. and checkout the kill from brinley milbrath straight down. and that had two of my favorite cougars dallas and jade on thier feet. but jeff answered with the track star abbie ranchau finding the open spot for the winner. and they were in a festive holloween mood tonight. heres match point macy anderson with the hammer and kennedy wins game one 25-14 and they go on to sweep jefferson 3-0. they will play ankeny. and finally it's time for another edition of the kcrg tv-9 athlete of the week sponsored by cedar rapids toyota. columbus junction senior mauricio rameriz had an amazing hs career rushing for over 1,000 yards all 3 years. in his final regular season game against edddyville rushed for 129 yards, caught 2 touchdown passes and retuned a kick and punt for td's leading columbus junction to the playoffs for the first time since 1997. i was born in 97 so yes it is crazy that it has been that long. it's honor to be part of starting the tradition again here at columbus. off the field it i

jeff flock joining us live from the kennedy expressway in chicago and the latest on the widening probeorter: not only the side air bags but newer model vehicles. it's amazing, this has taken off. take a look at key vehicles we're talking about here. these are some of america's most popular vehicles, ford mustangs to the ram trucks to the honda civic, toyota. these are key vehicles. now what tipped the government off to the larger problem is a problem with the vw tiguan, problem with a side air bag, previously it was the front air bags, passenger and driver's side air bags. here's the other headline that i think is bigger. according to the government, according to nhtsa, take a look at a quote from one of their officials, the population of vehicle owners is, quote, not taking this recall seriously right now. only 20% of the recalled vehicles have been repaired so far. so the cars you see behind me, about 80% unrepaired. this thing is getting bigger. liz: well, i think i'm driving in one, honestly. i really do. i have a toyota. >> reporter: check the website, hard to know what vehicles a

is a big technology problem and if you can imagine that was the technology that kennedy and chris jab had used -- chris jeff had use for that decision. and miss 6000 seconds so imagine raising -- wasted three seconds so they said we command-and-control so he was the eccentric banker that talked about this intergalactic network that some house spoke to each other with a command-and-control problems that materializes in its own way and that becomes the arpanet. >> as a scientist as gone back he predicts closet computing. as well was similar to talked-about artificial technology or artificial intelligence it is hard not only for is the internet but that computer model how those data systems are used to create a models from war games talk about that. >> most people do not know that i often wonder in their right to this in the book by wonder his intentions because he was very liberal in his thinking and transparent to share everything that the same time he was involved in one of the more controversial programs of the vietnam war that had to do with behavior modeling. the new computer systems were gathering infor

kennedy: coming up, a talk with nirvana founder krist novoselic. and we talk with jeffdrinks around the globe, bottoms up butter cup. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. is it keeps the food out. for me before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. super poligrip is part of my life now. perfect driving record. >>perfect. no tickets. no accidents... >>that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. >>yup... now, you would think your insurance company would cut you some slack, right? >>no. your insurance rates go through the roof. your perfect record doesn't get you anything. >>anything. perfect! for

bear in mind that anthony kennedy has never in his career on the supreme court voted to uphold an affirmative action program so if you take the chief justices project as jeff described it, the fact that the chief almost certainly has four votes, and the fact that the fifth vote justice kennedy has never voted to uphold an affirmative action program, there's a lot of reason for liberals to be nervous about how this case comes out. >> and add to it that elainea kagan is recused from that case, so the liberal numbers are diminished in that case. >> is the affordable care act one more time going to be considered by the court? >> well, the affordable care act's provisions are going to be considered by the court for decades. this is such an enormous complicated. >> and the coverage comes up this time. >> yes. >> very likely. but the-- none of these cases have the magnitude of king versus burwell, the one that was decided last year or the constitutionality of the individual mandate. the affordable care act -- >> both times, and the affordable care act is here to stay unless congress overturns it with the republican president. the courts are now done with the law

es esteban world's 4 with jazzy jeff who was his fresh prince of bel-air co-star. between eddie murphy honored at the kennedy center next month paying tribute to him tracy morgan. morgan was seriously injured when a truck hit his limo on the new jersey turnpike. morgan also had some career parallels to murphy. both of them are saturday night live alumni. murphy will be awarded the mark twain price for american humor on october 18th. other stars honoring him include dave should help, kathy griffin, arsenio hall, trevor noaa, big list. and if you are planning on getting married tom hanks just might officiate. at the premiere of his new movie bridge of spies hank said he enjoyed presiding over the wedding of his friend allison williams last month laughing, he said he might do it again if people can afford his feet but he would not here in vineland, home of we love all kinds of chicken soups... white breast meat chicken every time. so if you're not going to make do what we do...make it progresso. this moment is perfect in every way just like my kid toaster strudel.

kennedy: this is your third thid season.ea competing you had been through n several other stages in past, no one made it past stage 3 until and you jeffid, then you had to complete stage 4, what was the secret. >> a lot just comes from i mean the competition overall is intense. but at the end of the day it is focused on hurt mental capacity. -- on your mental capacity, we're all talented athletes and train like headless chickens. kennedy: how do you train for that stuff.. you are a rock climb are by design, and you have the jesus costume, is there specific training you go through. >> a cool like pop secret training regime. a lot is just you know a lot of cardio to build up my lung capacity. then just involve upper body pull ups and also opposing muscle groups, with playing on obstacles.a kennedy: and sport that is comparable that would be good like cross fit? >> there is over years a lot of cross fit competitors. a lot of olympic medalists,. kennedy: 3500. >> by far you know at the end of the day rock climbing is the best sport you could involves yourself in this build the grip strength you need to be the first "american ninja warrior

your benghazi point person here in washington jeff feldman, sent a memo wanting to extend benghazi through 2012. and he sent it to undersecretary patrick kennedy who approved it. another high-level official who, by the way, for the record state department has given us none of undersecretary patrick kennedy's e-mails yet. same with jeffrey feltman, very high-level officials within the state department. are you familiar with that memo sent on december 27th entitled "future of operations in benghazi, libya"? are you familiar with that memo and if so did secretary feltman discuss that with you at the time and discuss extending the mission in benghazi in democrats of '11? >> i'm familiar that there was an ongoing discussion about the future of the mission in benghazi -- >> a discussion between whom, ma'am? >> between all of the relevant officials in the state department. >> help me with understanding -- >> jeff feltman was one of them. >> who else? >> chris stevens was one of them. but there were many others who had information and expertise to add to it. and there was a recommendation that benghazi be continued through 2012 as part of the continui

your benghazi point person here in washington jeff feldman, sent a memo wanting to extend benghazi through 2012. and he sent it to undersecretary patrick kennedy who approved it. another high-level official who, by the way, for the record state department has given us none of undersecretary patrick kennedy's e-mails yet. same with jeffrey feltman, very high-level officials within the state department. are you familiar with that memo sent on december 27th entitled "future of operations in benghazi, libya"? are you familiar with that memo and if so did secretary feltman discuss that with you at the time and discuss extending the mission in benghazi in democrats of '11? >> i'm familiar that there was an ongoing discussion about the future of the mission in benghazi -- >> a discussion between whom, ma'am? >> between all of the relevant officials in the state department. >> help me with understanding -- >> jeff feltman was one of them. >> who else? >> chris stevens was one of them. but there were many others who had information and expertise to add to it. and there was a recommendation that benghazi be continued through 2012 as part of the continui

from kennedy airport all the way up through the q gardens enter change where the accident at jewel avenue was just cleared. >> i'm ready to tell you what's happening with the lirr on the port jeff branch getting reports of a 10 minute delay because of police department activity metro north on time but keep in mind opposite side boarding on the west haven stations with track work new jersey transit on time and subways on time, overnight track work cleared over on the van wick again northbound at jewel avenue that accident clear, george 15, lincoln 15, holland still at 10 minute delay and watch for delays on 22 westin newark with an accident. let's go outside and i'll show you a look at the southbound bqe getting down toward the kosciuszko bridge. that disabled car is still in the left lane so watch for delays alternate side in effect. back over to you. >>> thank you, debbie. 6:39 still ahead on eye witness news this morning, a terrifying experience for a teen in connecticut, kidnapped off the street while walking to school as she managed to get away and what police know about the person responsible. >>> and new from overnight, firefighters in philadelphia battling an inferno ins

your benghazi point person here in washington, jeff feltman sent a memo wanting to extend benghazi through 2012. and he sent it to under-secretary patrick kennedy who approved it. another high level official, who by the way, for the record, state department, has given us none of under-secretary kennedy's e-mails yet, same with jeffrey felton. are you familiar with that memo sent on december 27th entitled future of operations in benghazi libya. are you familiar with that memo? secretary feltman discussed that memo with you at the time and discussed steppeding the mission of benghazi in december of '11? >> i'm familiar there was an ongoing discussion about the future of the mission in benghazi -- >> a discussion between whom, ma'am? >> between all the relevant officials in the state department. >> help me with understanding -- >> well, jeff felton was one. chris stevens was one but there were others that had information and expertise to add to it. and there was a recommendation that benghazi be continued through 2012 as part of the continuing evaluation of whether or what we want to have on a more permanent basis in benghazi. >> do you recall wer

this is like the kennedy assassination, you can go on and on with this one and you're not going to get a complete answer. >> jeffdoes this do now that the second congressman has come forward and said this is about partisanship, what does it do to the investigation? >> i don't think it does much. i listen to him, he says he thinks. does he know? i want to know what congressman gowdy and company have or don't have. we will find out. >> you will find out all the time, jeffrey, the thing is leaking like a sieve. >> not in washington, d.c. >> look, i think the confusion we have here is that there's a little bit of empowerment of the unknown, right, fellas? are you going to learn anything about this? no, you don't learn a lot about any situation that has a lot of different components to it. it's how you decide to deal with the unknown. is it fueled by the skepticism this is something kept from us or more normalizing the unknown? what do you think about it, bob beckel what do you think at the end of the day comes from all of this? >> i think much ado about nothing. you made a point. there's not a thing i know that the

kennedy library. >> they're not supposed to like you. >> awkward. whoa. reset, reset. >> sometimes we can be the worst calling her the "b" word. >> some powerful men came in the room. >> i said to jeff one of my bosses at "the view" said you better sign, who would want you at this point. i accepted the job and the rest is history. i'm an immigrant. to get to sit in front of the placard that says united states, to give it a moment, one of the most difficult moments, i give my voices. >> and how to succeed at the office. >> you want to be very respectful, especially to people who work on your team. that's the most important thing. but bottom line is it not about friendships at work. >> and tina brown went there on millennials who might not have reached that yet. he said for me, i see this as a sort of stepping stone. so for me, i'm kind of a rock here for you to step on. >> and we acted out what not to do in an interview. >> what are your strengths and what are your weaknesses? >> well, i'm still working on my strengths. >> you said sorry about 47 times. what are you story for? >> when you say sorry, sorry, sorry, we're actually saying i'm so sorry to be taking up your time, i don't d